So this began happening about a week and a half ago when I was playing both Enter the Gungeon and Half-Life 2 (not at the same time). I would be playing as normal, then switch my weapon, and the last half-second of audio loops for a while and then my computer redirects me to the normal BSOD-thing. (This could very well be related to overheating, but I've already taken measures to reduce heating on my laptop). I've already looked through a few threads for help, but I'm not sure if any of them would have solved my problem. I'm really worried that this is a hardware issue, since I've only had this laptop for two years.
Things I've tried:
- Running sfc/scannow (Which yielded corrupt files)
- Reinstalling windows (Which fixed ^that problem)
- Installing the latest BIOS and drivers from Dell's website
- Running CCleaner
- Looking for bad .dll's or .exe's in BlueScreenView (hal.dll being fixed and ntoskrnl.exe staying around. Notify me if you'd like screenshots.)
Things I haven't tried:
- Going through the troubleshooting process in Getting a "whea uncorrectable error" usually while playing games
Any help/advice/solutions would be greatly appreciated. If I've missed anything/need to add more information, please tell me.
RYANSPC-Tue_07_12_2016_113144_11.zip
EDIT: Very sorry, I've been getting both Critical Process Died and Whea Uncorrectable Error BSOD's recently.
Test results:
IntelBurnTest - Successful
Chkdsk - Successful
FurMark - Successful (Max. Temperature: 78)
Hello Tiss,
You have made a good start!
Please go through the tests you have not yet tried, they are very informative for the 0x124 errors. Take care to do them properly, memory needs testing for eight passes which could take up to 16 hours or more for your amount of memory. Make sure you monitor the core temperatures during the CPU and GPU stress tests and stop if they reach over 85°C. It is useful if you can post screen captures of any of the information you get.
I'll update my original post periodically once I've completed the tests -- thanks for replying so quickly.
I don't think I'm able to run MemTest86+ as it was intended to be -- I'm not sure if my BIOS allows me to boot into a USB (Which MemTest is installed in). So, for the time being, let's assume I have something wrong with my RAM. What should I do?
Hello Tiss,
You have UEFI type Bios and so you can only boot from a USB if you turn off secure boot and fast boot in your UEFI BIOS settings first.
The following tutorial might help: USB Drive - Boot from in Windows 10
I tried again doing everything that the guide (using method 1, my computer doesn't have the same interface as method 2) and you said, but the error "System doesn't have any USB boot option. Please select othr boot option in Boot Manager Menu" appears on screen. Is there any way to bypass this message?
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I figured out how to run MemTest on my computer -- I had to enable Legacy Booting on my laptop's BIOS. I'm running the tests now.
These problems seem to have passed, so I'll close this thread and begin a new one, since a couple other issues have appeared.
